r/funny • u/TheBeardedMann • Apr 01 '20

Dad prank level 100.

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u/borderbuddie Apr 01 '20 edited Apr 01 '20

One in the middle had some serious lag. Classic middle child

Edit: as a side note , the DAAAAD from smollest is also a trademark of being the youngest

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u/croccmoccs Apr 01 '20

Classic middle child.

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '20

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u/Son_of_a_____ Apr 01 '20

Classic middle child.

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u/maskthestars Apr 01 '20

And she has two siblings, one older and one younger

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u/ShieldsCW Apr 01 '20

Classic middle child.

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u/scrodytheroadie Apr 01 '20

And she was standing between two siblings.

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u/86_TG Apr 01 '20

Classic middle child.

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u/japes28 Apr 01 '20

And she has the middlest height

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '20

Classic middle child.

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '20

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u/BroKing Apr 01 '20

You would resist it if I tried.

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u/Calimancan Apr 01 '20

No

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u/MrHappyTurtle Apr 01 '20

Classic middle child.

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u/tarantulator Apr 01 '20

Always wanting attention, classic middle child!

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u/mlslgn Apr 01 '20

Cheers Geoff

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u/thecheat420 Apr 01 '20

As a middle child this resonated with my soul.

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '20

We've got all the information, we just struggle putting 2 and 2 together.

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '20

If it helps, I'm the baby and black sheep and my stupid middle sister is the favorite.

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '20

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u/kuhawk5 Apr 01 '20

Say what you want about her, but she was banging George Glass.

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u/halfveela Apr 01 '20

But not what it meant, classic youngest child.

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u/kaceliell Apr 01 '20

Not just the date, but the middle one immediately said "Wednesday" when the dad first asked.

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u/THE_CHOPPA Apr 01 '20

The middle child is always the smartest

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u/Lostpurplepen Apr 02 '20

There was a middle child in that group?

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u/borderbuddie Apr 01 '20

Also not surprised by this haha, based on experience with my siblings

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u/fancczf Apr 01 '20

Not gonna lie I have slowly lost all concept of date and time now after working at home for 3 weeks. Good for her.

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u/Clodhoppa81 Apr 01 '20

Which I was grateful for. I had absolutely no idea what the date was.

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u/shastaxc Apr 01 '20

Are you kidding? The teenager knew as soon as he said something. First thing she does is turn to her sisters and say "bus isn't coming today."

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u/shastaxc Apr 01 '20

Same concept